| Pysanka egg |
| St Basil's cathedral |
| orphans |
| Russia |
overarching goal
Students will participate in a service learning project, creating a portrait of an orphan with art from their country, learn about Russian Art, Russian people, and the orphan's experiences living in that country today.
facts about Russia
objective:
Students will draw an orphan from Russia in traditional Russian clothes with Russian art, and use "the elements and principals of art"/pattern used in Russian Pysanka eggs in their portraits.
formative assessments
- 2 pre-assessment ? sheets
- 4 worksheets with checklists
worksheet 1
Skin color worksheet with orange, red, brown, black, yellow: color 6 faces blending(using blending tool) adding shadows and highlights so face is rounded and not flat.worksheet 2
Complete pattern worksheet. Use the class art book set to fill in the types of patterns by drawing each type:
worksheet 3
Design two Pysanke eggs with Ukraine patterns using crayon and watercolor. Make one out of clay.
worksheet 4
Complete Russian Art worksheet drawing 4 types of Russian art in color.Ask yourself the following questions and if you check off you have done everything and it looks good to you then you are finished.
- Did you color the skin using color to make the face rounded instead of one flat color?
- Did you use Penske egg pattern in your portrait?
- Did you use the 4 Russian art objects you drew in the Russian orphan portrait?
- Is your portrait in color with color pencils or watercolor?
Russian Orphan portrait uploaded to Artsonia & 4 sentences written about your portrait/self assessment is completed. Turn in completed packet to your teacher.
Assessment Rubric
